/// <summary>
/// Inspect and display information about the created BulkDeleteOperation.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="createdBulkDeleteOperation">
/// the BulkDeleteOperation to inspect.
/// </param>
/// <param name="bulkOperationEnded">
/// the statecode that will tell us if the BulkDeleteOperation is ended.
/// </param>
/// <param name="bulkOperationSuccess">
/// the statuscode that will tell us if the BulkDeleteOperation was successful.
/// </param>
/// <param name="useRecurrence">
/// whether or not the BulkDeleteOperation is a recurring operation.
/// </param>
private void InspectBulkDeleteOperation(
BulkDeleteOperation createdBulkDeleteOperation,
BulkDeleteOperationState bulkOperationEnded,
bulkdeleteoperation_statuscode bulkOperationSuccess,
bool useRecurrence)
{
// Validate that the operation was completed.
if (createdBulkDeleteOperation.StateCode != bulkOperationEnded)
{
// This will happen if it took longer than the polling time allowed
// for this operation to complete.
Console.WriteLine(" Completion of the Bulk Delete took longer\n" +
" than the polling time allotted.");
}
else if (createdBulkDeleteOperation.StatusCode.Value
!= (int)bulkOperationSuccess)
{
Console.WriteLine(" The Bulk Delete operation failed.");
}
else if (!useRecurrence)
{
// Check for the number of successful deletes.
var successfulDeletes = createdBulkDeleteOperation.SuccessCount ?? 0;
Console.WriteLine(" {0} records were successfully deleted",
successfulDeletes);
// Check for any failures that may have occurred during the bulk
// delete operation.
if (createdBulkDeleteOperation.FailureCount > 0)
{
Console.WriteLine(" {0} records failed to be deleted:",
createdBulkDeleteOperation.FailureCount);
// Query for all the failures.
var failureQuery = new QueryByAttribute();
failureQuery.ColumnSet = new ColumnSet(true);
failureQuery.EntityName = BulkDeleteFailure.EntityLogicalName;
failureQuery.Attributes.Add("bulkdeleteoperationid");
var bulkDeleteOperationId =
createdBulkDeleteOperation.BulkDeleteOperationId ?? Guid.Empty;
failureQuery.Values.Add(bulkDeleteOperationId);
// Retrieve the bulkdeletefailure objects.
EntityCollection entityCollection = _serviceProxy.RetrieveMultiple(
failureQuery);
// Examine each failure for information regarding the failure.
foreach (BulkDeleteFailure failureOperation in
entityCollection.Entities)
{
// Process failure information.
Console.WriteLine(String.Format(
" {0}, {1}",
failureOperation.RegardingObjectId.Name,
failureOperation.RegardingObjectId.Id));
}
}
}
else
{
// NOTE: If recurrence is used, we cannot reliably retrieve data
// about the records that were deleted, since a sub-BulkDeleteOperation
// is created by Microsoft Dynamics CRM that does not have any fields tying it back to the
// Asynchronous operation or the BulkDeleteOperation. This makes it
// unreliable to know which subprocess to retrieve.
Console.WriteLine(" The recurring Bulk Delete Operation was created successfully.");
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Inspect and display information about the created BulkDeleteOperation.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="createdBulkDeleteOperation">
/// the BulkDeleteOperation to inspect.
/// </param>
/// <param name="bulkOperationEnded">
/// the statecode that will tell us if the BulkDeleteOperation is ended.
/// </param>
/// <param name="bulkOperationSuccess">
/// the statuscode that will tell us if the BulkDeleteOperation was successful.
/// </param>
/// <param name="useRecurrence">
/// whether or not the BulkDeleteOperation is a recurring operation.
/// </param>
private void InspectBulkDeleteOperation(
BulkDeleteOperation createdBulkDeleteOperation,
BulkDeleteOperationState bulkOperationEnded,
bulkdeleteoperation_statuscode bulkOperationSuccess,
bool useRecurrence)
{
// Validate that the operation was completed.
if (createdBulkDeleteOperation.StateCode != bulkOperationEnded)
{
// This will happen if it took longer than the polling time allowed
// for this operation to complete.
Console.WriteLine(" Completion of the Bulk Delete took longer\n" +
" than the polling time allotted.");
}
else if (createdBulkDeleteOperation.StatusCode.Value
!= (int)bulkOperationSuccess)
{
Console.WriteLine(" The Bulk Delete operation failed.");
}
else if (!useRecurrence)
{
// Check for the number of successful deletes.
var successfulDeletes = createdBulkDeleteOperation.SuccessCount ?? 0;
Console.WriteLine(" {0} records were successfully deleted",
successfulDeletes);
// Check for any failures that may have occurred during the bulk
// delete operation.
if (createdBulkDeleteOperation.FailureCount > 0)
{
Console.WriteLine(" {0} records failed to be deleted:",
createdBulkDeleteOperation.FailureCount);
// Query for all the failures.
var failureQuery = new QueryByAttribute();
failureQuery.ColumnSet = new ColumnSet(true);
failureQuery.EntityName = BulkDeleteFailure.EntityLogicalName;
failureQuery.Attributes.Add("bulkdeleteoperationid");
var bulkDeleteOperationId =
createdBulkDeleteOperation.BulkDeleteOperationId ?? Guid.Empty;
failureQuery.Values.Add(bulkDeleteOperationId);
// Retrieve the bulkdeletefailure objects.
EntityCollection entityCollection = _serviceProxy.RetrieveMultiple(
failureQuery);
// Examine each failure for information regarding the failure.
foreach (BulkDeleteFailure failureOperation in
entityCollection.Entities)
{
// Process failure information.
Console.WriteLine(String.Format(
" {0}, {1}",
failureOperation.RegardingObjectId.Name,
failureOperation.RegardingObjectId.Id));
}
}
}
else
{
// NOTE: If recurrence is used, we cannot reliably retrieve data
// about the records that were deleted, since a sub-BulkDeleteOperation
// is created by Microsoft Dynamics CRM that does not have any fields tying it back to the
// Asynchronous operation or the BulkDeleteOperation. This makes it
// unreliable to know which subprocess to retrieve.
Console.WriteLine(" The recurring Bulk Delete Operation was created successfully.");
}
}